McCarthy Sees Kennedy Entry as Help for Johnson
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy said Kennedy entering the Democratic race could split antiwar voters and aid Johnson. McCarthy, fresh from New Hampshire, plans Indiana and South Dakota primaries and vows to stay in the race. He noted Kennedy’s bid might weaken antiwar strength and boost Johnson’s chances at the convention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
McCarthy
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Indiana
South Dakota
Indianapolis
Roger Branigan
Johnson Kennedy
California
McCarthy Volunteers Surge After New Hampshire Primary
Supporters report a major volunteer and donation surge for Senator Eugene J. McCarthy following his strong New Hampshire showing. Kennedy reassessment has not swayed most backers, as McCarthy expands operations in Wisconsin and New Jersey with new clubs planned in Virginia and elsewhere.
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New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
New Hampshire
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
Kennedy
Reform
Democrats
Brooklyn
Sarah Kovne
Harold Ickes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Michael Tonkonogy
Trenton
N.J
Charlottesville
Virginia
Wisconsin
Jay G. Sykes
Richard D. Cudahy
Johnson
Indianapolis
Hospital Visiting Hours And Local Birth Announcements
Visiting hours set for General patients 2 30 to 8 30 pm Maternity 3 to 5 pm and 6 30 to 8 30 pm at local hospitals. St Marys admits March 13 Lula Mae Walker Pete Parker Remedios Chavez Artesia La verna Anderson Clovis William H Tarter Friona June Lykins Vanda Rhodes Hagerman Robert Luna Carrizozo. Births recorded March 13 to Charles Lueuchtefeld and spouse a boy Meil Levitt and spouse a boy Roger Herrera and spouse San Patricio a boy.
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ST. Mary's
Lula Mae Walker
S. Lea
Pete Parker
E. van Buren
Remedios Chavez
Artesia
Laverna Anderson
Clovis
William H. Tarter
Friona
Tex
June Lykins
W. Third
Vanda Rhodes
Hagerman
Robert Luna
Carrizozo
Martina Aguilar
Ruth del Llano
Juan Farmer
A.D. Menoud
Linda Jacobs
Donald Barnhill
Clyde Clements
Emma Lively
John D. Koeppel
Manuel Lopez
Memorial Osteopathic
Rita Baker
Dexter
Mary Puckett
W. First
Love Anthony
Sunset Villa
Jessie Ayers
N. Lea
Charles Russell
E. Hoagland
Teresa Withers
Jack Satterfield
James Montgomery
Grace Zamora
Enm Medical Center
Charles Barnett
W. Summit
Charmaine Ready
Hondo
Raymon Lara Jr
MM S. Beech
Roger Herrera
San Patricio
Susan Elliott
W. Fourth
Deborah A. Clark
Box
Geneva Luechtefeld
S. Spruce
Ruth B Coffey
W. Juniper
Charles Luechtefeld
Meil Levitt
S. Baylor
Accident on Main Street injures driver and cites following too closely
At 7 34 am in the 200 block of Main Street Thomas Eldon Bush 50 of 2601 N Kentucky sustained minor injuries and Joe P Williams 69 of 712 N Kentucky was cited for following too closely.
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Main
Thomas Eldon Bush
Kentucky
Joe P. Williams
Bush
Williams
Ford seeks compromise on civil rights housing bill
Rep Gerald Ford of Michigan urged a House Senate conference to shape an open housing provision in the civil rights bill. Senate GOP Leader Dirksen backed the open housing concept while Ford avoided details. House Speaker McCormack counted on bipartisan support to push the bill to the White House. Governor Kerner testified that freedom of residence is essential for all Americans.
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Rep
Ford
Washington
House
Gerald K. Ford
Michigan
Senate
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
White House
Senate House
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
William Colmer
D-Miss
House Rules Committee
Carl Albert
Colmer
McCormack
Ilinois
Otto Kerner
President's Commission On Civil Disorders
Senate Housing
Apache Payment Bill Is Signed
President Johnson announced the signing of a bill authorizing an $8.5 million judgment from the Indian Claims Commission to the Mescalero Apaches of New Mexico. The settlement reimburses lands once taken and the tribe plans to use funds for scholarships industrial development investments and payments to tribal members.
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Washington
Johnson
Indian Claims Commission
New Mexico
Flores Ruiz Forgery Case Bound For District Court
Catalina Flores Ruiz faces two counts of forgery after a Wednesday preliminary hearing in Justice of the Peace L. O. Thompson's court. The case will proceed to district court for action.
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Justice of the Peace
L. O. Thompson
Catalina Flores Ruiz
Municipal Court March 13 Notices and Fines
Muffler Larry Neal Moran of 909 S Atkinson fined 2 dollars for failure to yield. Dorothy Gene Devitt of 1105 S Michigan fined 25 dollars with suspension. Police court sentenced Federico Aragon for drunkenness to 15 dollars and 15 days suspended.
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Larry Neal Moran
S_ Atkinson
Dorothy Gene Devitt
Michigan
Federico Aragon
Newark Militants Urge Gun Buying for Self Defense
In Newark, Negro and white militants urge followers to buy guns amid post riot resentments. Leaders claim community threats justify arming, while police note increased pistol permits locally and statewide though causation is unproven. Authorities deplore arming by any group.
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Newark
N.J
Willie Wright
The
Negro United Afro-American Association
Anthony Imperiale
Neighthood Citizens Council
Wright
Imperiale
Imperiele
New Jersey
Dominick Spina
Fire damages vacant house on West Albuquerque street
Roswell firefighters responded to a 5:59 p.m. blaze at 807 W Albuquerque. The vacant house sustained damage to a wall, floor, bed and dresser with smoke throughout. Fire officials reported the cause as undetermined.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
Hearing set April 2 on copper injunction
A U S District Court judge will hear on April 2 the NLRB petition seeking an injunction against 26 striking copper industry unions. The case centers on demands for companywide bargaining with Kennecott Copper Corp and disputed contract terms across Utah Arizona Nevada New Mexico and Maryland.
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Salt Lake City
U.S
Willis Ritter
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kennecott
Baltimore
Chase Brass and Copper Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Kennecott Properties
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Man with rifle kills two, injures three in Detroit bar
A gunman with a rifle shot two patrons dead and wounded three others in a Detroit East Side tavern before fleeing with about $125 from a money tray. The bartender, William Gamache, described the assailant as a 25 to 30 year old man, 5’9”, about 175 pounds, who threatened him and ordered him to the back room.
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Detroit
William Gamache
Gamache
Oil Allowable Cut by 2 Barrels in New Mexico
The New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission reduced the daily unit allowable in southeast New Mexico by two barrels for April amid refinery activity decline. The southeastern allowance was set at 58 barrels while northwest New Mexico fields retain the 70-barrel level.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission
New Mexico
Damages Sought In Two Vehicle Collision Suit
Martha Barela Pacheco sues Glenn William Collums and Glover Packing Co Inc seeking 26020 for injuries from a Dec 20 1967 collision at the S Garden and S Mathews intersection. The complaint cites severe durable injuries, medical costs, pain, and loss of income due to the wreck. Pacheco was driving south on S Garden. Collums drove a Glover Packing Co truck.
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Martha Barela Pacheco
Glenn William Collums
Glover Packing Co., Inc
S. Garden and
S. Mathews
Doctor Hospital
S. Garden St
Collums
Glover Packing Co
Candy Machine Stolen at Roswell High School
City police report a broken window on the south side of Roswell High School at 11 30 p m. A candy machine near a cafeteria exit is listed as missing. Frankie Salcido of 510 S Holland reported the theft from a car a tape recorder 15 tapes and two tape cases. The recorder valued at 100 dollars and each tape at 7 dollars.
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Roswell High School
Frankie Salcido
S. Holland
Markets Trend Lower as Gold and Shares Decline
Wall Street closed substantially lower with continued fear of drastic Fed action to bolster the dollar. Large cap and gold mining shares slumped while bullion demand remained robust abroad. Egg prices held steady to lower, and Denver hog and cattle numbers showed mixed results. Chicago live cattle quotes for April through December were reported with several price updates and volumes.
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New York
Wall Street
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Campbell Red Lake
Dome
Occidental Petroleum
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Allis Chalmers
Control Data
First Charter Financial
City Investing
New
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
Second Crash Victim Dies Near Roswell
A second person died from injuries in a Sunday one vehicle crash eight miles west of Roswell on U S 70 380. Laura Boyce 19 who was brought to St Marys Hospital died today. Ezekiel Richardson 18 died on arrival Sunday. Robert Bobby Barron and Beverly Bradley were injured and taken to St Marys Hospital. Services for Miss Boyce are pending at Roswell Funeral Home.
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Roswell
U.S
Laura Boyce
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ezekiel Richardson
E. Summit
St. Mary’s
Robert Bobby Barron
Beverly Bradley
Miss Boyce
Roswell Funeral Home
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Mary E. Lampkin
Topley
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Bay Area Rapid Transit District
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Tintic
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Ariz
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